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Our Summer Exhibition opens with a Private View on Saturday 30th July and presents a large show of new works by the gallery's contemporary artists, a selection of works by Modern British and St Ives Modern artists, as well as a feature exhibition of paintings by Tony Shiels, who worked in St Ives in the late 1950s and early 1960s. This rich and diverse exhibition is presented across both gallery buildings and continues until 30th August.
FFIONA LEWIS Tide Lines has now closed but works can still be viewed here.
The Gallery Blog is a rich resource of images and background information covering the gallery's ongoing exhibition programme, where you will find installation images, biographical detail and more about current and previous shows. Follow other gallery news on Twitter and Facebook.
Belgrave St Ives specialises in Modern British and Contemporary Art. There is an emphasis on work by artists associated with Cornwall from the 1930s to the present time. The gallery is the only private art gallery in Cornwall showing regular exhibitions of work by major artists associated with the St Ives Modern Period as well as exhibitions of works by other select Modern British and Contemporary Artists. The gallery works with a number of artists, artists' estates, collectors and other galleries, to produce an annual programme of changing monthly one-person and themed exhibitions usually accompanied by published material.
Located in the heart of historic and picturesque St Ives, the gallery is situated very close to the Barbara Hepworth Museum. Opened in 1998 as sister gallery to Belgrave Gallery (est. London 1974), the St Ives gallery became independent in 2010. The gallery aims to present exhibitions in an informative and friendly manner and the staff are always happy to discuss all aspects of art on display. In addition to gallery exhibitions, Belgrave St Ives has an active online presence (website, blog, Facebook) and holds a large inventory of art not on show that can easily be arranged for viewing by interested visitors.
Gallery team: Michael Gaca (Director), Richard Blackborow, Dominica Williamson and Milly Freeman.


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Homecoming 2015: 17 Pop Songs To Celebrate The Season
It's Homecoming season, and we've got a collection of pop songs to get you and your hometown pals in the celebratory spirit.
It's Homecoming season, and we've got a collection of pop songs to get you and your hometown pals in the celebratory spirit.
'Baby Ayden, I'm lucky enough to perform with your uncle Toshi on tour. All of us are praying for you,' she posted to the 13-month-old's GoFundMe page.
Taylor's five for five with her '1989' singles.
Saturday night, Taylor Swift brought out Mick Jagger in Nashville and the place went crazy! No one, however, loved the moment as much as this 72-year-old grandma!
The pop star and rock icon performed a rousing duet of Aerosmith's 'I Don't Wanna Miss A Thing.'
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A person familiar with the situation says the Houston Rockets are close to hiring Kevin McHale as their new coach. The person says the team is negotiating a contract with McHale. The person spoke Friday on condition of anonymity. McHale (pictured right) would take over for Rick Adelman, who left the team days after his fourth season in Houston. McHale, a Hall of Fame player for the Boston Celtics, spent 15 years with the Timberwolves in his native Minnesota. He was let go in 2009 and has recently served as a TV analyst. The 53-year-old McHale would become Houston's third coach since 2003, when Rudy Tomjanovich stepped down for health reasons. Jeff Van Gundy coached the team from 2003-07, taking the Rockets to three playoff appearances. – AP
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Publisher Bryan Welch on philosophy, farming and building the world we want.
By Bryan Welch
nature, human nature, visualization, overpopulation
We could take this philosophically, I suppose. A few decades or a few centuries after we disappear there will be a healthy planet here. Or we can see it fatalistically. The damage we are doing is part of a natural process. Our awareness doesn't change that essential fact. We can even salve our guilty consciences by resorting to the geologic perspective. Eventually this planet will suffer some sterilizing galactic calamity. Scientists tell us our sun will, eventually, burn out.
But it's not our nature to sit around complacently waiting for the asteroid, not while we have this miraculous opportunity to preserve and enhance our planet. Just as we once visualized the first irrigated field, invented the first wheel and dreamed of machines that fly, we can visualize the earth as a beautiful and productive garden where millions of species thrive. Then we can build it.
Unfortunately, it seems to me that we, as a species, are training our attention on the middle of the decreasing-circumference curve in which we find ourselves. We are not visualizing the successful outcome – a healthy planet. Conservation has captured the human imagination lately and some great new inventions have come from this new fascination – the gas-electric hybrid engine; photovoltaic solar energy, wind-powered electric turbines, the hydrogen fuel cell. This is cool stuff. But it's stopgap stuff.
The best product of our fascination with conservation is that it has captured people's imaginations. And it's the key component in a new human philosophy that values other living things. If we consume less, we leave more room for our biological neighbors. That's a great thing.
On the other hand, short-term thinking distracts us from the underlying problem. At current rates of population growth, there will be 10 billion people on the planet in about 60 years. When there are 10 billion people on the planet it won't matter what they drive or if they've all committed to vegan diets. The planet will be under human assault in a battle where everyone loses. We could hit that guardrail.
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UK's Liberty Electric Cars, a subsidiary of Green Automotive Company and the same group that brought us the E-Range, has built a fully functional prototype of the odd-looking electric delivery van you see above, succinctly called Deliver. The EV looks futuristic – much more like a concept car than something you'd expect to see the milkman driving – but it has practical elements built in.
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Kevin: How Dare that #$%$ put her hand over her chest-plate , and swear to do what's best for the Republic !!! ,,,,Ohh ,, she swore to advance the Progressive agenda , didn't she ? For the LIFE OF ME , i Cannot see a scenario where our Constitution will be preserved under this woman's ideology . How would she , how could she preserve our founding principles when her agenda runs headlong against the most basic American values ? Where is it written that our Constitution is a living document , open to interpretation and revision ? JUST EXACTLY DOE SHE , AND HER FRIENDS THINK THEY ARE FOOLING HERE ? I truly believe that this is the last dying gasp for air in the country we grew up in . DO , or DIE time .


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Spend a night in the country; our restored 1855 Greek Revival Farmhouse is located on 60 acres in the heart of "farm first country", shared with Amish neighbors. We grow most of our vegetables, fruits and eggs then can, freeze and preserve everything possible; making our "old fashioned" farm country breakfast and desserts fresh in any season.
5 on June 09, 2016
My husband and I recently spent two nights with our hosts Judith and Stephen. From the moment we arrived in the late evening, we were treated to home-made treats, warm smiles and conversation. The setting is more beautiful than the photos show: a lovely garden with lilacs, a fountain, and, in the near distance, a field where they grow their own vegetables and another where their two horses roam. We're an animal lovers so they allowed their extremely friendly cats and dog to share in the communal space with us. I also got a chance to groom (my request) the equally friendly rescue horses. The accommodations are up a flight of steps, and although the bathroom is not en-suite, it feels that way. It's large and you won't have to share it with anyone. The bed was quite comfortable, we were provided with nice cotton robes, and an abundance of fluffy towels. Last, but certainly not least, Judith loves to feed her guests. Our breakfasts were bountiful and freshly cooked/baked: omelets, quiche, blueberry pancakes, biscuits, bread, jams and preserves. Along with a side of fresh fruit. And just in case you need more, there's a Keurig coffee maker with coffee upstairs just for your use. We expect to return!
5 on May 24, 2016
Heritage Meadows had a perfect location for us as a stop over on our way from Boston to Niagara-on-the-lake. Judi was such a sweet person. We had a wonderful time getting to know her and her husband Steve.
5 on April 20, 2016
Judi and Steve a such a lovely hospitable when we stay there we feel like we are staying with family. I highly recommend Heritage Meadows Farm B&B when you are staying in the area.
4.8 on February 27, 2016
My fiance and I were looking to spend a weekend hiking out in the Caroga Lake/Lake George area. This place, located just a few minutes from our first hiking destination, popped up in my search. Since discovering the joy that is staying at a bed and breakfast vs. a hotel, we've always tried to go this route when possible. This place exceeded our expectations in every way. We were met with coffee and pie by Judy, virtually at the door, upon our late evening arrival, which was quite wonderful after coming in from the freezing cold. She joined us at the little table in the kitchen, and gave us some of the history about the home and surrounding area. We first noticed how wonderfully decorated and spotless the place was, and she gave us a tour of the place, which was ornately decorated and well-kept. The bedrooms were absolutely huge and the bathrooms were beautiful. We were only staying the one night and heading out early for a 3-mountain day, so we headed to bed not long after the tour. In spite of our early departure (7 AM), Judy awoke bright and early to have our breakfast ready by 6 AM. She made us a full breakfast, complete with juice, coffee, and tea. We chatted over breakfast, which was wonderful, and left soon after. It was a wonderful, albeit brief, stay, and we will certainly return!
5 on November 23, 2015
What a great night stay with Judith and Stephen. Those people are wonderfull. See you soon I promise. Nathalie and Marc
5 on September 07, 2015
My friend and I booked because we needed a place close to my sons wedding. It was beyond wonderful. In all the stress of wedding prep we where so well taken care of that I didn't want to leave. The bed was so comfy with great old fasion linens.it was like stepping into a better homes and gardens magazine English style. I love my t-shirt. I will be back to stay. Just a gem of a hostess and wonderful home.
5 on August 23, 2015
Beautiful setting in an atmospheric historic house, graced with the friendliest hosts you'll ever stay with and the tastiest desserts and breakfasts! We had a delightful time, with thanks to Judy and Steve . . . and Bella, Muffin and Mouser.
5 on April 21, 2015
Lovely B&B with fabulous breakfast and dessert every night. Great hospitality and a homey atmosphere.
5 on July 09, 2014
We had a mini family reunion in upstate NY over fourth of July weekend, so my husband, sister, and nieces all stayed at Heritage Meadows. Judy and Steve are so lovely, their home is beautiful and the rooms are kept clean and neat. Their farm is beautiful as well with horses, a wonderful garden, and a challenging hill for our morning run. Judy's breakfasts are too die for, farm fresh eggs, "crusty bread", cinnamon french toast, just to name a few signature items. We enjoyed our rooms, food, and chatting with Judy and Steve, great people. We will definitely be back on our next visit up north!
5 on July 04, 2014
When our route takes up toward New England, we make it a point to stay with Judi and Steve. They are so very hospitable. Always a scrumptious homemade dessert in the evening, sharing good talk around their kitchen table after a walk around their farm to take in the country air. Their rooms are spacious and comfortable with good chairs to relax in. Breakfast is wonderfully homemade with in-season fruits, fresh eggs from their hens, homemade bread and lots more!. Judi and Steve are a very special couple. We thank them very much for opening their home to travelers!!!
The Nellis Room is in the portion of the house that was an attic in 1855. It has a beautiful view of the property and is decorated in a soft green, with antique touches of the past. The room includes two chairs in sitting areas, A/C,TV, WIFI, overhead fan, double dresser, chests, luggage racks, hair dryer, robes and a private bath just outside the room.
The Whitlock Room is decorated in soft blue and has two chairs for sitting area, double dresser with mirror, chests, luggage racks, A/C, ceiling fans, TV, Phone, WIFI, hair dryer, and robes. It has a private bath just outside the room. This room is located in the original part of the house and the windows are of the period and are only 4 inches off the floor.
Crystal Grove Diamond Mine, Glimmerglass Opera, Cooperstown, Saratoga, Saltsman Hotel-Ephratah, Antiqueing, Countryside, Small town, Village
Albany, NY (ALB-Albany County) 55 miles
From New York State Thruway (I90)Get off at Exit 29 (Canajoharie) Turn Right on 5S West.;Turn Right on Rte 10 North. Follow Rte 10 North to the Village of Ephratah (Saltsman Hotel - big yellow building with brown trim);Turn Left on County Hwy 140 (Starts right in front of Saltsman Hotel). Heritage Meadows Farm is exactly 2 miles on your right. (First place on right after crossing Caroga Creek).
Antique Shopping, Casino, Gourmet/Fine Dining, Historical interests, Lake, Live Music, Movie Theater, Museum, Glimmerglass Opera, Sir Wm Johnson Hall - Johnstown, Beardsley Castle - Little Falls, Snow shoeing/cross country skiing on farm, Farmers Museum & Baseball Hall of Fame - Cooperstown, Herkimer Diamond Mines just minutes away., Performing Theater, Picnic area, Religious Services, River, Ski area, Winery
Private Home Bed and Breakfast, Bed and Breakfast, Country Inn, Farm
BBQ grill, Board games, CD player, Clothes dryer, Computer, Copier, DVD Player, Desk, Fax Machine, Fireplace, Library, Movie library, Outdoor grilling, Parking, Washer/dryer , Rockers on Front Porch, Picnic Tables by Creek, 60 acres for long walks, Deck available for dinning with waterfall/gardens, We serve homegrown vegetables/fruits
Air conditioning, Alarm clock, Amenities Basket, Bath robes, Ceiling fans, Coffee/Tea facilities, Hairdryer, Internet Service, Ironing Board, Radio, Satellite/Cable TV, TV, Telephone, Turndown Service, VCR, Videos, Wi-Fi, Wired internet
Bicycle riding trails, Bird watching, Boating, Canoeing, Cross-country ski trails, Downhill Skiing, Fishing, Golfing, Hiking trails, Hunting, Kayaking, Antique Shopping, Amish Specialty Shops, Snowshoeing/cross country skiing in winter at Farm, Saratoga 50 minutes away, Near Herkimer Diamond Mines, Cooperstown 40 minutes away. Royal Mtn Ski Resort 10 miles away, Sailing, Shopping, Sight-seeing, Snow shoe trails, Swimming
Stephen and Judith Mihal
Cats , Dogs , 2 horses
We have spent the last 7 years restoring the farmhouse and furnishing it with antiques and other possibilities of the past. Most of the house is open to our guests for their enjoyment. We have also added a picnic area along the creek and will gladly furnish you with a picnic lunch for an additional fee. There is lots of room for long walks and beautiful views.
Low fat , Restrictive , Vegetarian , as requested
farmhouse casserole
casserole with layer of meat (hamburger, ham, bacon, sasuage or venison) layer of onion, mushrooms. broccoli, cheese, repeat with last layer of cheese. Cover with egg and milk mixture. This dish can be altered to include guests favorites.


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doctor? which do you prefer or who are you more comfortable around?
male or female?
I don't really care which but Ive always had female because DH is protective of "his terrotory" and is pretty convinced that male OB/GYN's are pervs,lol. Despite my logical reasoning with him he still insists. Which is fine. I have a great OB who graduated from John Hopkins, she's awesome.
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My OB is a male, I love him! I feel comfortable and I feel like he is so good at what he does. I trust him completely.
I don't have an OBGYN, I go to a family practioner and think I may continue to do so once I'm pregnant (TTC #1) or might see her in conjunction with a midwife. I really haven't heard great things about any of the OBs in my town. I have to say my doctor is wonderful. Her husband is in the same practice and he's a good doctor too but I've never seen him for anything female related.
I've always gone by the phrase. "A male gynecologist is like a mechanic who's never owned a car." The practice I go to is all women. All the ob/gyns are women, all the nurses and nurse practitioners are women, etc. I love it. I have no problem with male gynos, I just prefer women. I feel like they know what I'm talking about because they have most likely experienced it themselves.
I have had a male gyno and I love him. He lives really far from my house and so I am really really sad that I have to get a new one when I get pregnant :/ Maybe it is just my gyno but he puts me at ease and is very gentle--i almost don't think he is down there. lol
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My OB is a woman. I just feel more comfortable with her because she is a woman and a mom and she "gets" it. Ya know?
"Sometimes someone says something really small and it just fits into this empty place in your heart"
My OB is someone very special. He actually delivered me! I was thrilled he was able to be my OB and deliver my son. As far as I know he'll be delivering this one too! He said these are the types of situations he lives for...it means so much to him.
And yes..this makes him extremely old. But he acts, looks and is mentally young and is a very very good doctor. He's absolutely wonderful.
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2400 Alpine Blvd.
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2 Beds · Senior Housing For Sale
Beautiful Alpine Home In Country Setting
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|Listing ID: 16196742
|Date Created: 04/16/2009
|Last Updated: 11/27/2010
THIS outstanding and affordable home priced to sell is located in Alpine Mobile Home Estates noted as one of the most attractive & economical senior 55+ retirement communities in San Diego County - located at 2400 Alpine Blvd. Alpine, California 91901.
BACKGROUND - Conveniently located, Alpine offers (lucky) residents the best of both worlds. An upscale intimate foothill village bordering the Cleveland National Forest to the east, and only a 30 min drive west into San Diego and the Pacific Ocean. Alpine's elevation is at 1800 feet, and recognized as having "the best climate in the USA."
THE HOME -This pride-in-ownership 2bed/2bath manufactured home occupies the best (privacy) location within the community. Surrounded by oak trees, italian pines, and a seasonal stream that flows below the rear patio, making this home a true joy to live in.
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Hotel Grimsborgir, South Iceland
- Free hot/cold buffet breakfast, free WiFi, and free parking
Main amenities
- 60 smoke-free apartments
- Restaurant and bar/lounge
- Spa tub
- Airport shuttle
- Terrace
- 24-hour front desk
- Coffee/tea in a common area
- Daily housekeeping
- Lobby fireplace
- Laundry service
- Meeting room
- Multilingual staff
What's around
- Kerid Crater (5.4 mi / 8.7 km)
- Selfoss Church (9.4 mi / 15.1 km)
- Nesjavellir (12.9 mi / 20.8 km)
- LA Art Museum (14.5 mi / 23.4 km)
- Geothermal park (15 mi / 24.1 km)
Hotel Grimsborgir, South Iceland
Hotel Info: 866-539-8117from $329
- Apartment, 2 Bedrooms
- Apartment, 2 Bedrooms
- Junior Suite
- Superior Double Room
- Superior Single Room
- Superior Double or Twin Room
- Standard Apartment, 2 Bedrooms
- Standard Single Room
- Standard Apartment, 3 Bedrooms
- Standard Apartment, 3 Bedrooms
- Apartment, 4 Bedrooms
- Standard Apartment, 2 Bedrooms
- Four Bedroom Apartment for 7 people (200 sqm)
- Apartment, 4 Bedrooms
- Four Bedroom Apartment for 4 people (200 sqm)
- Two Bedroom Apartment for 2 people (56 sqm)
- Standard Double Room
- Apartment, 4 Bedrooms
- Junior Suite
- Superior Single Room
Also popular with travelers from the USA
At a glance
Key facts
Hotel size
- This hotel has 60 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 2 floors
- Check-in time 2 PM-Midnight
- Check-out time is 11 AM
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
Travelling with others
- Children (5 years old and younger) stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding
- Pets allowed *
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Airport shuttle (available 24 hours) *
- Free self parking
- Area shuttle *
Other information
- Smoke-free property
Nearby Four Star South Iceland hotels
In the hotel
- Free hot/cold buffet breakfast daily
- Restaurant
- Bar/lounge
- Coffee/tea in a common area
- Barbeque grills
- Spa tub
- Golfing nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Kayaking nearby
- Rafting nearby
- Scuba diving nearby
- Snorkeling nearby
- Conference space size (feet) - 269
- Conference space size (meters) - 25
- One meeting room
- 24-hour front desk
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Wedding services
- Multilingual staff
- Number of buildings/towers - 7
- Year Built 2010
- Terrace
- Fireplace in lobby
- Television in common areas
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
- Roll-in shower
In the room
- Minibar
- Coffee/tea maker
- Balcony or patio
- Individually decorated
- Individually furnished
- Hair dryer
- Flat-screen TV
- Desk
- Free WiFi
- Free local calls
- Full-sized refrigerator/freezer
- Daily housekeeping
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Special features
DiningGrimsborgir Restaurant - This restaurant specializes in international cuisine and serves breakfast and dinner.
Hotel Grimsborgir, South Iceland's small print
Also known as
- Grimsborgir
- Grimsborgir Hotel
- Grimsborgir Selfoss
- Hotel Grimsborgir
- Hotel Grimsborgir Selfoss
This property does not have elevators.
The name on the credit card used at check-in to pay for incidentals must be the primary name on the guestroom reservation.
Mandatory fees
The charges below are included in the total price displayed:
- New Year's Eve gala dinner fee for stays on 31 December
Optional extras
Rollaway beds are available for ISK 10450 per day
Pets are allowed for an extra charge of ISK 10000 per pet, per night
Airport shuttle service is offered for an extra charge of ISK 45000 per vehicle (one way)
Area shuttle service is offered for an extra charge
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
Recent reviews
Outstanding 4.6 /5 from 55 reviews
The staff was wonderful. Very helpful with providing lunch packs ready to go for a full day excursion. They also allowed us an early check-in. All and all a great place to stay. I'd highly recommended it for larger groups or families because of the various apartment layouts.
This hotel is perfect for viewing the Aurora Borealis… it's in the middle of nowhere! Incredible place, they rented me a four bedroom house with two outdoor hot tubs! The house was nicer than the one I live in! Great place, i'd stay here again anytime.
Very clean and well managed property with a very attentive friendly staff. The buffet style dinner and breakfast were over the top with freshly prepared and delicious! It was almost impossible to try everything! The quiet environment out in the country was relaxing and the proximity to Pingvellir very convenient.
We stayed three nights during our stay in Iceland. We had no trouble finding the hotel using the GPS coordinates provided, even though we arrived after midnight and it was already dark. It is about a one hour, 20 minute drive from the international airport in Keflavik, but very convenient for driving to sights on the Golden Ring, Thingvellir National Park,and Laugarvatn. The nearest town is Selfoss, about a 20-minute drive away. You probably would not consider staying here without a rental car, as it really is in the middle of nowhere! The breakfast and dinner buffets were amazing, including raw whale and horse meat, among other Icelandic delicacies. Our room was small, but comfortable and adequate. The rooms are spread out over a wide area in several one-story buildings. The staff was generally helpful.
New modern clean hotel. They served an excellent breafast. Convenient to Golden triangle attractions. There was a great dinner buffet as well, with more appetizers and fish dishes than you could eat. There was also a carving staion with turkey, pork and lamb. Nice desserts. Only negative was buffet did not include coffee. For $55 I would have expected a cup of coffee. Also wine list was way overpriced. No happy hour with discounted drinks, like most other Icelandic hotels.
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One of the few triple-distilled single malts in Scotland, in May of 2008, Auchentoshan (pronounced 'OKKen-TOSHan') went through a revamp; bottle labels were altered, the range was changed and the visitor centre was renovated. The origins of the distillery are quite shrouded, it originally started life under the name 'Duntocher', which was first mentioned around the turn of the nineteenth century. In 1834, it was renamed Auchintoshan, taking from the Gaelic 'achad oisnin' or 'corner of the field'. Geographically, it lies only just within the Lowlands and, although a Lowlander, Auchentoshan's water source – near the Cochna Loch in the Kilpatrick Hills, is, in fact, in the Highlands. During the Second World War, bombing on the Clydebank shipyards, which lie in close proximity, left the distillery greatly damaged with a substantial loss of spirit. In 1948, reconstruction began and the distillery was also given the new, modern spelling 'Auchentoshan'. In 1984, the distillery was bought by Morrison Bowmore, which itself became a subsidiary of the Japanese company Suntory a decade later. None of the current range is peated, and at the heart lies the 2008 release, 'Classic', an eighteen year-old and 'Three Wood'; matured in Oloroso, Pedro Ximinez Sherry and Bourbon casks.
A more recent release from the Auchentoshan distillery, replacing the previous staple 10 year old, this 12 year old bottling exhibits the new, slightly Imperial aesthetics Auchentoshan have rebranded… More info
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At 13 years old, this is one of the more mature bottlings in Douglas Laing's Provenance range. The green label with the tree on it, meanwhile, demotes that it is also from the Lowland region. More info
Lowland single malt here from the Auchentoshan distillery, well known for triple-distilling their whisky. This one is a 15 year old indie Auchentoshan, drawn from two bourbon barrels which were laid… More info
An independent bottling of 1998 vintage Auchentoshan single malt Scotch whisky, presented as part of the Pearls of Scotland range. Auchentoshan is, of course, of the wonderful Lowland distilleries,… More info
Launched in 2008, this 18 year old bottling of triple distilled, Lowland single malt whisky boasts a superb richness for a core-range bottling and was aged in American oak casks. More info
Single cask Auchentoshan from Douglas Laing's Old Particular range (matured in a refill hogshead). Just 216 bottles of this Lowland whisky were produced in December 2015 and subsequently released in… More info
An indie Auchentoshan single malt Scotch whisky, bottled by the folks at Murray McDavid. The distillery in the Lowlands laid this whisky down in 1992 and it was bottled in 2011, with 259 bottles… More info
A 21 year old single malt, triple distilled and aged in second fill sherry casks, though nothing is lost to the power of the sherry. This bottling stands as the flagship for the core Auchentoshan… More info
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This right here is an independently bottled Auchentoshan single malt Scotch whisky, matured in bourbon casks from 1992 to 2015. Auchentoshan are a Lowland distillery, well known for triple distilling… More info
This is a Celebration of the Cask bottling of 24 year old Auchentoshan single malt, aged in a single Sherry hogshead which was filled in October 1991 and cracked open in March 2015. 215 bottles were… More info
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An Auchentoshan from the year England won the World Cup boasting an almighty forty-four years of ageing and presented in a beautiful bottle and box. Grand stuff! More info
From the Auchentoshan distillery in the Scottish Lowlands comes a triple distilled single malt Scotch whisky aged entirely in first fill American oak casks. A light, bright whisky with plenty of… More info
One of a pair of Travel Retail releases from the Auchentoshan distillery in the Lowlands - Blood Oak is a rather dramatically-named single malt in a combination of bourbon casks and red wine casks.… More info
Released for travel retail, the Auchentoshan Heartwood is made with triple distilled single malt Scotch whisky which has been matured in both Oloroso Sherry casks and bourbon casks, resulting in a… More info
Auchentoshan's Springwood expression, which spends its maturation resting in American oak bourbon casks, was released for travel retail. Rich in vanilla and orange, this is a flavoursome Lowland… More info
A Lowland single malt matured in 3 different casks, namely: Pedro Ximénez Sherry casks, bourbon casks and Oloroso Sherry. A distinctive triple distilled whisky from Auchentoshan. More info
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(LONDON) -- With a trainer toning her body and ex-husband Mick Jagger helping her learn her lines, Jerry Hall said Wednesday she would ``let it all hang out'' when she hits the West End stage in ``The Graduate'' this month.
Hall, 44, takes over from Hollywood actress Kathleen Turner on July 31 as Mrs. Robinson, the middle-aged temptress who bares all in her efforts to seduce the fresh-faced graduate.
The long-legged Texan model said a tough fitness regime and help from Rolling Stone Jagger would help her dazzle audiences at the Gielgud Theater on Shaftesbury Avenue.
``My trainer's making sure the body will look great... I'm doing weights three or four times a week and yoga twice a week.
``I'm going to let it all hang out and really be in the moment.''
Hall said that with the help of Jagger, her partner for 22 years before they split in 1999, she had learned all her lines ahead of the first rehearsal next Tuesday.
``It's another of Mick's duties to help me with my lines'' she said, adding that he fully approved of her stage appearance, including the now-famous nude scene.
``He's a wonderful father and a great friend -- we're very supportive of each other,'' she said, as a barrage of cameras flashed around her.
She said Jagger would probably do some babysitting while she was on stage, just as she did during two decades of his touring with the Stones.
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Dressed in a full-length black dress and with rings sparkling on her fingers, Hall said she had few fears about stripping off on stage. She will follow Turner's Mrs. Robinson and Nicole Kidman in last year's theatrical cause celebre in London, ``The Blue Room.''
``I'm bound to be a bit nervous... but it's an integral part of the play,'' she said.
``I'm just going to imagine I'm a warrior queen wearing a suit of armor.''
Hall said she could empathize with Mrs. Robinson, a character locked in a game of ``sexual power and love,'' which may be no surprise considering the saga of last year's split with Jagger.
The pair met in 1977 and were married in a Hindu ceremony in Bali in 1990. Four children and 22 years later, Jagger tried to declare the marriage null and void because of incorrect documentation.
The catalyst for the split was Brazilain model Luciana Morad's announcement that she had had Jagger's child after a passionate love affair.
But Hall said she and Jagger were still very close friends despite the public nature of their break-up.
``It was just a question of putting aside our egos and doing what's best for the children.''
She said she would draw on all her experience to get into the character of the predatory Mrs. Robinson, but admitted there was still some work to do.
``I'm having to do a lot of research,'' she laughed.
``But it's like a poker game, she's laying all her cards on the table and she has to go all the way to get him.''
On the fringes of a media scrum clamoring for Hall's attention, co-star Josh Cohen sat sipping a glass of water.
``It's a classic role and a classic young man's complex,'' said the future graduate and object of Hall's affections.
``And it's certainly a bonus having Jerry in the part.''
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I have a function from which I call many different variables, and produce another (dynamically created) return variable. All good. (I explain my Problem below this PHP 5.3 example)
function showArrayIntersection($ar1, $ar2) {
$dynamicName = array_search($ar1, $GLOBALS) . '_' . array_search($ar2, $GLOBALS);
global ${$dynamicName};
${$dynamicName} = implode(array_values(array_intersect($ar1, $ar2)));
$Bankers = [6,7,0,6,5,6,2]; // `[]` is equivalent to `array()` introduced in PHP 5.4
$Bond = [6,7,0,5,0];
$Politicians = [4,6,1,6,4,6,3];
$James = [0,1,0,3,7];
showArrayIntersection($James, $Bond);
showArrayIntersection($Bankers, $Politicians);
echo "Moneysystem: $Bankers_Politicians\n";
echo "Moneypenny : $James_Bond\n";
Moneysystem: 666
Moneypenny : 007
This works most of the time well, but sometimes only instead of a variable name like $James_Bond I get a variable name like POST_POST or GET_GET, meaning instead of the name James or Bond PHP returns either a "_GET" or a "_POST".
Since AbraCadaver asked full of solicitousness: "What in the world are you doing?" here my solution and explanation:
Einacio: I coudn't create the names on the fly because the already arrive from a first function dynamically, so the actual variable name is not the true name.
And AbraCadaver pointed out that array_search() does not accept an array; unfortunately for sake of brevity I omitted that I pass on as a first argument not an array but another dynamic created variable from the root - I didn't want to make it too complicated, but basically it works like this:
function processUsers ($userName , $request2send ){
global ${$user.'_'.$request2send};
$url2send = "http...?request=".$request2send ;
$returnedValue = receivedDataArray ();//example elvis ([0] => Presley );
${$user.'_'.$request2send} = $returnedValue;
--- now Now I get the value of the function in the root ---
$firstValue = processUsers ("cuteAnimal" , "getName");
// returns: $cuteAnimal_getName = "Mouse"
$secondValue = processUsers ("actorRourke" , "getFirstName");
// returns: $actorRourke_getFirstName = "Mickey";
And now the bummer - a second function which needs the first one to be completed:
function combineValues ($firstValue , $secondValue ){
global ${$firstValue.'AND'.$secondValue};
${$firstValue.'_'.$secondValue} = $firstValue." ".$secondValue;
// returnes $actorRourke_getFirstNameANDcuteAnimal_getName = "Mickey Mouse";
Of course the second function is much more complicated and requires first to be completed, but I hope you can understand now that it is not an array directly which I passed on but dynamic variable names which I could not just use as "firstValue" but I needed the name "actorRourke_getFirstName". So AbraCadaver's suggestion to use $GLOBALS[..] did not work for me since it requires arrays.
However: Thanks for all your help and I hope I could now explain the issue to you.


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It was quite, the bed were comfortable and the staff was great.
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No shampoo in room.
AC worked well.
The toilet moved when sitting on it. The room was very dated.
Close to Nashville but still far enough away to be quiet
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The price. We just needed a place to crash and did not use the amenities.
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Mold in both rooms made us all cough and sneeze we reported to desk. The smell was obvious as you entered, but there were very few motels to move to under --- per night in Nashville on the dates we stayed. So we coughed and sneezed until we left.
The location was good. Pretty much 5 to 10 min drive to anything. We had a problem with TV but the staff fixed it within 10 min of us reporting the issue
Bed were hard but that's kinda expected with hotels and it smelled funny when we first walked in.
Roomy with a comfortable bed. Staff was very friendly!
It wasn't as clean as it should have been.
The staff. Very friendly and helpful.
Guests staying near me were loud late at night
Thde place was good nice staff, easy to find, great pool and nice lobby.The only problem was it was not clean as it should have been. There was thick dust on the end tables showing it had not even been wipped off in a long while,
I think the price of breakfast was crazy as so many hotels offer the same stuff for free
This is a nice hotel but far from everything. The building is well built and floors are quiet. Unlike other hotels like the Holiday Inn Express you could not hear anything in the room. Many of these other hotels, you could hear the thumping from others walking in the hallway, the rooms next door or above. Not at the Hyatt Place.
They had a bar downstairs which was very convenient. And, we ordered a small pizza and desert...both were good.
I also liked that there was a comfy sectional in the room and the tv on the wall could be turned to the sofa area or the bed.
The room could have been cleaner. The sink in the wet bar area was dirty and the shower area could have been cleaned better.
Extremely cordial staff, met every need, extremely clean, quiet, loved that there were apples availables as a quick snack on the way out the door
Friendly staff. Free wifi. Pet friendly
This is a motel and the stairs weren't conveniently located. No weights or strength training equipment in the fitness room. Wifi isn't secure. Their computer/ check-in system didn't work well so charged my card multiple times and had to reverse the fees
The hotel manager assistant was not very nice.
Location. Next to McDonald's and other fast food restaurants.
Manager guy was very suspicious of everything we were doing even though we did not do anything wrong. Came and told us we would be charged extra for the family that came to visit. Burn holes half-dollar size in comforter and floor. Very bad place.
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This appears to be a very well run motel and a good value. The room we had on the second floor was clean, quiet and everything was in working order, with the exception of the bath tub which drained slowly ... a very common problem that is easily resolved. The free continental breakfast was minimal, which was as expected. Motels in the economy segment generally have basic breakfasts. The WiFi worked well and was speedy. The parking lot was ample and well lit. Our room did not have a microwave, refrigerator or coffee maker, but again, given the price, these were not expected. If these items has been in the room and the continental breakfast a little better we would have raised the rating to five dots. Overall we were well satisfied with our stay at this property.
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In the upper Arno Valley north of Arezzo in the Casentino region, you'll find beautifully tranquil national park; this is the place for peaceful walks (there are 800 kilometres of paths) and exploring ancient castles amongst the hills and forests.
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The farmhouse is situated in the nearby village of San Gimignano, nestling between olive groves and vineyards. The owner lives next door to the properties and, from the garden you can see the famous medieval towers at San Gimignano, looming over the landscape. This walled, medieval hill town is designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a feature of any visit to central Tuscany. The town of Sienna is 40km away boasting fine piazzas, magnificent cathedral and museums. The shared, outdoor swimming pool (72m²) awaits after a busy day exploring the hills and vales and the amazing, Tuscan towns and villages.
All on ground floor: Living/dining room/kitchen. 1 double bedroom. Shower room with toilet. All rooms with beams and tiled floors.
Central heating. Electric cooker. Lawned garden with sitting-out area and furniture. Parking (1 car). Shared, outdoor swimming pool (72m² open mid Jun-mid Sep). NB: Drops within grounds.
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This beautiful farmhouse is located in the heart of the Chianti region and has been divided into 5 nice apartments. In this holiday apartment, guests can enjoy a great view of the surrounding landscape and there is also a shared swimming pool. The surrounding areas are full of oak forest, vineyards and olive trees. Within Poggibonsi, visitors can enjoy the history of the location, since the area has been inhabited since the Stone Age. To add to the adventure, Siena and Florence are only a train ride away.
All on ground floor: Living/dining room/kitchen. 1 double bedroom. Shower room with toilet.
Open fire in living room. CH. Satellite TV. Gas cooker. W/machine. D/washer. Garden. Shared grounds and furniture. Shared BBQ. Parking (1 car). Shared swimming pool (72m²), open May - Sept. NB: Property accessed by a 1.8km steep unpaved road. Steps in grounds.
These 2, well-appointed apartments share panoramic views over to Valdarno and towards the Chianti Hills. Baciano Apartment (ITA206) boasts a ground floor position whilst Apartment Piccolo (ITA205) is on the first floor, although access is gained via 2 steps from the side of the property. There is a private outdoor area with garden furniture for each apartment. The barbecue, large outdoor swimming pool with sun terraces, a common room and 10km² of grounds are shared with 3 apartments. Wine, olive oil and local specialities are available on site. San Giustino is 2km. This is an ideal base for exploring the area with Chianti 30km, Florence 70km, Siena 50km and Arezzo 25km, all within easy reach.
2 steps to entrance. All on first floor: Living/dining room/kitchen. 2 bedrooms: 1 double, 1 single. Shower room with bidet and toilet.
CH. Satellite TV. Gas/electric cooker. Internet connection. Lawned garden with terrace, sitting-out are and furniture. Shared BBQ. Shared grounds. Parking (1 car). Shared outdoor swimming pool (162m² open mid May-Sep). NB: Slopes and drops in grounds.
This complex of holiday apartments is situated in a residential area in Ronchi in Versilia. It comprises of 14 apartments, 8 of which are offered here. They are conveniently set a few metres from the sea. Nearby there are restaurants, shops, tennis court, beaches and an outdoor swimming pool, with riding stables, 4.5km and a golf course, 7km. They enjoy views of the pine forest and hills. The properties each have parking, shared grounds, reception area with a small bar, large shared terrace with tables, chairs, armchairs and TV, a children's play area and a shared laundry. There is also a private outdoor space for each apartment, consisting of a terrace or balcony, equipped with table and chairs. Enjoy day trips to Forte dei Marmi, 5km, Massa, 6km, Pietrasanta, 12km, Lerici and Liguria, 26km, Lucca and Pisa, 40km. The owner lives on site and is on hand should you need assistance or advice during your stay.
All on ground floor: Living room with single sofa bed/dining room/kitchen. 1 double bedroom. Shower room with bidet and toilet.
Elec heating. Cot and h/chair on request. Satellite TV. Elec cooker. Shared laundry with w/machine and t/dryer. D/washer. Wi-fi. Shared grounds. Terrace and furniture. Parking (1 car). No smoking.
Distance to shops 3km. Distance to beach 80m. Nearest amenities 100m
All on first floor: Living room with single sofa bed/dining room/kitchen. 1 double bedroom. Shower room with bidet and toilet.
Elec heating. Cot and h/chair on request. Satellite TV. Elec cooker. Shared laundry with w/machine and t/dryer. D/washer. Wi-fi. Shared grounds. Balcony and furniture. Parking (1 car). No smoking.
These three beautiful Tuscan properties provide a truly perfect setting for a family holiday or for friends alike who are wishing to holiday together but still retain their own privacy. Not only do all three properties offer a great base to start touring the surrounding area, they also have use of a shared outdoor swimming pool with shower. The pool is perfectly situated within the green rolling hills and luscious green gardens which surround it. Do not miss a trip to the city of Cortona, just 12km away, with many attractions to keep all ages entertained. After a busy day, relax on the terrace or make use of the shared garden and dine al fresco whilst planning your next day's adventure.
Steps to entrance (alternative level access). All on first floor: Living room with sofa bed/dining room/kitchen with tiled floor. 1 double bedroom with tiled floor. Shower room with toilet.
Gas cooker. Shared grounds and furniture. Shared BBQ. Parking (1 car). Shared outdoor swimming pool (72m², open mid-May to Sep). NB: Steps, sloping banks and drops within grounds.
This ancient, 17th-century convent has been restored and divided into 10 holiday apartments, and is situated 1km from centre of the medieval town of Colle Val d'Elsa. The apartments are equipped with comfortable, rustic-style furniture. Guests can enjoy walks through the beautiful wooded hillside. On site visitors have shared use of the outdoor swimming pool with changing room. San Gimignano is 12km, Siena 20km, Volterra 28km, Florence 45km and 70km from the Tyrrhenian Sea. Although the apartments are independent, they are accessed via a shared room with a fireplace.
External steps to entrance (no handrail). All on first floor: Living/dining room with single sofa bed/kitchen. 1 double bedroom. Shower room with toilet. Beams and tiled floors throughout.
Central heating. Satellite TV. Gas cooker. Shared laundry room with washing machine. Wi-fi (in communal area). Shared grounds and furniture. Parking (1 car). Shared outdoor swimming pool (98m²) open May-Sep.
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This holiday home, part of the owner's home and situated near Loro Ciuffenna, is set in a peaceful, panoramic position overlooking the valley and surrounding forests. Montevarchi, 12km, is situated near to a Benedictine monastery and has a number of churches and museums, as well as a shopping outlet. Arezzo, 50km, is worth a visit and has a medieval square, churches, palazzos, museums and a Roman amphitheatre. Further afield is the beautiful city of Florence, 62km, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Explore this cultural city, with its domed cathedral, art galleries, theatres, cinemas, restaurants and cafés.
Ground floor: Living room with sofa bed/dining room/kitchen. First floor: 1 double bedroom with beams and sloping ceiling. Shower room with toilet.
Woodburner in living room. Cot. H/chair. Satellite TV. Gas cooker. M/wave. Wi-fi. Garden and furniture. BBQ. Parking (1 car). Pet free of charge. NB: Slopes in grounds.
This beautiful one-room apartment offers accommodation for three guests, in a double sofa bed and a single sofa bed. It also benefits from its own private outdoor space, and is perfectly located just 15 minutes by car from Lido di Camaiore and Viareggio, where the beaches can be discovered. In the surrounding area, explore the interesting cities of art, including Lucca, Pisa and Florence, and Carrara with its marble quarries, the beautiful Cinque Terre and the Garfagnana region. Discover Candalla, 500 meters away, which is a set of streams and waterfalls where you can swim.
All on ground floor: Living room with double sofa bed and single sofa bed/dining room/kitchen. Shower room with toilet.
Woodburner in living room. Central heating. DVD. Gas cooker. W/machine. D/washer. Wi-fi. Garden with terrace and furniture. On road parking.
This ground floor holiday apartment forms part of an ancient farmhouse in the Chianti hills with 5 other properties (ITC638, ITC617, ITC637, ITC631 and ITC635). Surrounded by vineyards and olive trees, it has been carefully decorated and furnished. The architectonic characteristics that have made this corner of Tuscany famous throughout the world have been conserved through the stone walls, windows and arches of the loggias. The property benefits its own terrace with barbecue and furniture, as well as from beautiful views of the countryside and shared use of the outdoor swimming pool. Completely fenced-in and made even more beautiful by blooming plants, the property includes a pretty lawn with garden furniture. Ideal location for exploring Florence and Siena.
Step to entrance: All on ground floor: Living/dining room/kitchen. 2 bedrooms: 1 double, 1 single. Shower room with toilet.
CH. Cot on request. Gas/elec cooker. W/machine. Terrace and furniture. Shared garden. Shared BBQs. Parking (1 car). Shared outdoor swimming pool (18m x 8m), open mid May-mid Sep.
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This pleasant and characteristic holiday apartment, which is part of a former convent, is set on the gentle hills typical of the Chianti, rich in olive groves and vineyards. In a peaceful location, the property has beautiful views of the countryside. The property is fully equipped and contains an exclusive lawn facing the house. The environment is particularly suitable for children. Behind the house, shared with the owner who lives in the other part of the house, is a swimming pool.
All on ground floor: Living room with double sofa bed/dining room/kitchen. 1 double bedroom. Shower room with toilet.
Open fire in living room. CH. Cot. Gas/elec cooker. W/machine. Garden with terrace and furniture. Parking (1 car). Shared swimming pool (40m²) open May – Sept. NB: Steps to pool area.
These holiday apartments, five of fifteen, are part of a beautiful holiday complex situated amidst the green hills of the Tuscan countryside. The complex consists of three country villas that have been completely renovated and divided into tastefully furnished apartments, and the discreet owner lives on site for your convenience. The apartments benefit from a shared outdoor swimming pool, and you can treat yourself to a meal at the on-site restaurant, where you can enjoy the local specialities, and horse riding lessons are also available on request. The beautiful art cities of Florence and Siena are easily reached by car and are worth spending the day exploring. This is the perfect location for enjoying a relaxing holiday in beautiful countryside. Please note: Accommodation is allocated on arrival and layout may vary.
All on first floor: Living room with single sofa bed/dining room/kitchen. 1 double bedroom. Shower room with toilet.
CH. Satellite TV. Elec cooker. Shared w/machine and t/dryer. Shared garden and furniture. Parking (2 cars). Shared outdoor swimming pool (162m², open May-Sep). NB: Steps in grounds.
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In this paper, the problem of efficient distributed power control via convex pricing of users' transmission power in the uplink of CDMA wireless networks supporting multiple services is addressed. Each user is associated with a nested utility function, which appropriately represents his degree of satisfaction in relation to the expected trade-off between his QoS-aware actual uplink throughput performance and the corresponding power consumption. Initially, a Multiservice Uplink Power Control game (MSUPC) is formulated, where each user aims selfishly at maximizing his utility-based performance under the imposed physical limitations and its unique Nash equilibrium point is determined. Then the inefficiency of MSUPC game's Nash equilibrium is proven and a usage-based convex pricing policy of the transmission power is introduced, which offers a more effective approach compared to the linear pricing schemes that have been adopted in the literature. Consequently, a Multiservice Uplink Power Control game with Convex Pricing (MSUPC-CP) is formulated and its unique Pareto optimal Nash equilibrium is determined. A distributed iterative algorithm for computing MSUPC-CP game's equilibrium is proposed, while the overall approach's efficiency is illustrated via modeling and simulation.
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The Observer's Guide to Astronomy, Volume 2by Patrick Martinez
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Pub. Date: 11/28/1994
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Serious amateur astronomers often wonder how to find new minor planets, comets and novae and would like to know how to use photoelectric detectors to derive the temperatures of stars. These issues along with predicting future eclipses and the occultations of stars by minor planets are topics covered in this authoritative and wide-ranging guide. For each topic, sound practical methods of observation and the scientific background are given to facilitate better observations. Guidelines also show how to record and catalog observations using the recognized professional terminology and classification schemes. From the simplest pencil drawings of the moon to observations of the most distant galaxies with state-of-the-art CCD cameras and photoelectric photometers, this guide is packed with practical tips for all types of amateur observations. Volume 2 covers aurorae, meteors, double and multiple stars, variable stars, deep sky objects, novae, and supernovae.
Product Details
- 9780521452656
- Publisher:
- Cambridge University Press
- Publication date:
- 11/28/1994
- Series:
- Practical Astronomy Handbooks Series, #4
- Pages:
- 569
- Product dimensions:
- 8.46(w) x 10.98(h) x 1.30(d)
Table of ContentsVolume 1: Contents (Volumes 1 & 2); The contributors; Summary (Volumes 1 & 2); Preface; Translator's preface; 1. The Sun; 2. Observing the Sun with a coronograph; 3. Solar eclipses; 4. The Moon; 5. Planetary surfaces; 6. Planetary satellites; 7. The minor planets; 8. Comets; 9. Occultations; 10. Artificial satellites; Notes, references and bibliography - Volume 1. Volume 2: Contents (Volumes 1 & 2); The contributors; Summary (Volumes 1 & 2); 11. Aurorae; 12. Meteors; 13. Double and multiple stars; 14. Variable stars; 15. Deep sky novae and supernovae; 16. Plate comparisons; 17. Astrometry; 18. Spectroscopy; 19. Photoelectric photometry; 20. Image-intensifiers and CCDs; Appendices: 1. Time scales; 2. The T60 Association; Notes, references and bibliography - Volume 2.
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